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Yoga Moves studio update

As more classes tend to fill up, we would like to ask for your help. Here are a couple of topics we’d like to address and for you to be aware of.

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Change of prices

We have been carefully listening to you as our client, looked at the circumstances in the market and decided to make some changes in our prices.

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Yoga nidra, a game changer

…But via the art of listening with patience I learned to let go of my personal agenda and desires to get somewhere, and to surrender to …yeah … to what? I have no idea!

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Spring Cleaning

From an Ayurvedic perspective we follow the seasons. The start of Spring is the best time to support your internal cleansing process. Just like in nature, our body is constantly changing.

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Kirtan: The Power of Sound

In a Kirtan session, mantras are sung in call- and response. Repeating the mantra over and over, lets you sink into deeper layers of your meditation.

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Aerial yoga: New Experiences

Considering taking your first aerial yoga class? This newer form of yoga uses an aerial hammock to add playfulness and challenge to traditional poses.

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Uncover irest

iRest is an ancient meditation form which continues to be beneficial in modern day life. Our teachers shared their personal stories to help you decide if it's right for you.

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A new website, but why?

Maybe a website is not the most important thing in the world, but for Yoga Moves, it is a way to communicate and let you know what we can offer you.

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No Breath, No Yoga

Why do you feel better after yoga? It’s the combination of moving your body to the breath. Pranayama (Sanskrit for breath regulation practice) is the fourth limb of yoga in the Yoga Sutra of Patanjali, right after Asana. Because “No breath, no yoga”.

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